On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 10:23 AM, jeremy duvauchelle <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks for you response > sorry for my english
no worries about that! > Our website will be shown on TV , the site will grow from 4 simultaneous > users over 40,000. This is where HAProxy makes sense. > we want limited time for users allowed . it was found that in the average > purchase time was 20-30 minutes. What you could do easily in HAProxy is to give an inactivity timeout for an information related to a client stored in a stick-table. You can also count the number of entries in a stick table and prevent users to come in if the number of users has been reached. > I will use something like this > #Always allow callback from payment gateway > acl whitelist path_end panier.php This can be done, of course. > > thanks > can i speak french ? nope, this is an english ML, even if some of us are French :) Some times ago, I wrote this article where you may find some useful information: http://blog.exceliance.fr/2012/09/19/application-delivery-controller-and-ecommerce-websites/ Baptiste > > > > > > 2014-01-29 Baptiste <[email protected]> > >> Hi Jeremy, >> >> Can you explain us the relation between cookie and the 20 minutes ??? >> Other question: imagine, I'm browsing your website for 20 minutes with >> something in my trolley, do you want to shut my session and prevent me >> to buy something on your website? >> >> Baptiste >> >> >> On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 10:03 AM, jeremy duvauchelle >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> > >> > Hello, >> > I would like to limit the number of simultaneously connected person on >> > an >> > online shop, to keep a certain "site reactivity." >> > >> > I am inspired by the configuration: >> > >> > http://fotoarkiv.com/wordpress/limiting-the-number-of-active-users-on-a-site-using-haproxy/ >> > >> > but I have a problem I can not use cookies, because we want the users do >> > not >> > stay more than 20 minutes >> > I would like haproxy looks in the table sesssions, and redirects users >> > only >> > present in the list. >> > >> > I tried different conditions, but it does not work, it provided to check >> > if >> > the IP happens is present in the table (http) >> > of "stickies sessions"? >> > >> > This is a version of "demonstration" with a limited one person to test >> > easily! >> > >> > >> > =======================8<===================================================== >> > #The frontend config: >> > frontend http >> > bind *:80 >> > >> > stick-table type ip size 1 expire 1m store gpc0 >> > >> > #use_backend newuser if { table_avl(http) ge 1 } >> > #use_backend allowed if { src_get_gpc0(http) gt 0 } >> > use_backend allowed if { src_conn_cur(http) gt 0 } >> > #use_backend allowed if { src_conn_cnt(http) gt 0 } >> > #use_backend allowed if { src_conn_rate(http) gt 0 } >> > #use_backend allowed if { src_http_req_cnt(http) gt 0 } >> > #use_backend allowed if { src_http_req_rate(http) gt 0 } >> > >> > acl allowed_new table_avl(http) ge 1 >> > use_backend newuser if allowed_new >> > >> > default_backend static >> > >> > >> > backend newuser >> > stick store-request src table http >> > server marchand_website_new_user XXXXXXXX:80 maxconn 1 >> > >> > >> > backend allowed >> > stick store-request src table http >> > server marchand_website_allowed XXXXXXXXXXXX:80 maxconn 1 >> > >> > >> > backend static >> > server statique_website XXXXXXXXXXXX:80 maxconn 1 >> > >> > >> > ==================================<8============================================ >> > >> > >> > I have the table (http) that fills, but on the second pass I am >> > redirected >> > to the static: >> > >> > Every 2,0s: echo show table http | socat /var/run/... Wed Jan 29 >> > 09:49:55 >> > 2014 >> > >> > # table: http, type: ip, size:1, used:1 >> > 0x24b52c8: key=80.215.192.123 use=0 exp=48378 server_id=1 gpc0=0 >> > >> > >> > Thanks >> > >> > I'll try with headers, but I want to understand what I did not >> > understand >> > >> > >> > >> > > >
